"Bay Area Dave" wrote in message

that's anecdotal and just plain silly. The saw is phenomenal. Trust
me, I'm one of the "picky" ones. Plenty of folks can vouch for my
persnicketyness.


All tests should be read with skepticism, both the good and the bad reports.
The vibration could be real, but it could be an assembly problem, or perhaps
a bad pulley or belt. They did not try to correct it from what was printed.

Sort of like "my neighbor had a flat tire on his Ford. I'm not buying a
Ford because they get flat tires."
Ed